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Jay Parlar

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More options Jul 11 2001, 9:14 pm

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From: Jay Parlar <jpar...@home.com>

Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 01:14:34 GMT

Local: Wed, Jul 11 2001 9:14 pm

Subject: Re: newbie question

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To reiterate what Bill said in his post, buy Wesley Chun's book. At the end of every chapter there are a good number of
chapter related exercises. Chun tries to cover most of the chapter's topics in these problems, and they really helped me
learn Python. I seriously can't recommend this book enough. It's a fantastic piece of work.

> "crombie" <crombi...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> > so, i wanna learn python.

> > i read the docs on python.org. what do i do now? is there like a
> > website with a list of starter projects that need to be done in
> > python to prove you know it and help you learn it?

> > at a complete loss, will appreciate direction. any direction

> Book:

> Wesley Chun's "Core Python" has an excellent reputation. Wesley
> himself is very helpful on the tutorial list.

> Problems:

> Can't really help there. Ask on the tutorial list?

> Enjoy, enjoy.

> Bill

Jay P.

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